Silver Fiber Shielding Fabric — Stretchy, Washable (DIY)

A stretchy, washable conductive fabric woven with 100% silver fiber — the flexible material behind shielded garments, pouch linings and DIY builds. It attenuates RF signals passing through the fabric, and because it stretches and drapes, it suits sewn projects that rigid mesh can't handle. Specifications Composition: 100% silver fiber Width: 150 cm (sold by length — choose your size above) Weight: ~100 g/m² Properties: conductive, stretchy, washable, antibacterial, antistatic, flame retardant What People Build With It Linings for pouches, wallets and bags Shielded garments and caps where the fabric needs to stretch Curtains, canopies and equipment covers Gaskets and interface pads for electronics work Honest Notes It attenuates — it doesn't eliminate. Performance depends on coverage, overlap and how completely you enclose whatever you're shielding. Gaps and seams are where shielding fails. We don't publish a dB rating for this fabric. We have no independent RF-attenuation lab report for it and won't invent one — see shielding effectiveness for why unsourced numbers are meaningless. Wash gently. No bleach and no fabric softener — softener coats the fibers and reduces conductivity. Air dry. Test your build. Wrap a phone fully and call it; no ring means the enclosure is working. Learn More How to make a Faraday cage Sew a DIY Faraday bag What we do and don't claim